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Reston Hoops & Reston Volleyball offers basketball and volleyball, including House Volleyball, Select Volleyball, preseason and postseason volleyball clinics, off-season volleyball pop-up clinics, and open gyms. The basketball side includes a basketball House League, basketball Select (Travel), and the TopCourts program for kids with physical or mental challenges who want to learn basketball. Reston Volleyball provides team jerseys once teams are formed, and players bring their own shorts, socks, kneepads (optional), and gym shoes.
• Ages: 9–14 years old
• Schedule: Spring and Fall volleyball seasons with registration, tryouts, and matches scheduled across the year
• Price: Players who reside outside of Fairfax County are required to pay an additional Out-of-County Fee assessed by the county ($50 as of 7/2024).
Reston Hoops & Reston Volleyball is a non-profit organization run by a board of local parents and committed volunteers and offers and supports various youth sports programs, including basketball and volleyball. Volleyball is offered in the Spring and Fall for 4th–8th graders, with recreational coed volleyball for grades 4–6 and both recreational and Select volleyball for boys and girls in grades 7–8, with Select volleyball depending on turnout and requiring tryouts. Basketball is offered in the Winter and Summer for the House League for 1st–12th grade and in the Fall/Winter for Select (Travel) basketball for 5th–8th grade, and athletes in the league mostly reside in Fairfax County, though all are welcome.
The Spring volleyball program opens registration in January, holds Select tryouts at the end of February, closes registration in February/March, and begins matches in late March. The Fall volleyball program opens registration in June, closes registration in August, and holds August Select tryouts, clinics, and team formations, and also offers preseason, postseason, and off-season pop-up clinics and open gyms throughout the year when gym space is available. Head Coaches receive one free athlete registration and can choose practice day and time from available options, and student coaches receive community service hours.
Referees must be at least 15 years old, be in high school or post high school, have prior volleyball experience at the start of a season, and complete about two hours of preseason training. Reston Hoops is mostly run by unpaid volunteers, except for referees, admin, and a game day manager, and volunteers are always needed for roles important to running the league. The leadership team includes a president, basketball and volleyball directors, a treasurer, admin, and board members such as Brian Legler, Pete Barr, Todd Shea, Brad Branham, Karim Daoud, Laura Shea, Terry Redican, Jeremy Lee, Khuong Mulvaney, Annmarie Swope, Elaine Turner, David Hawa, Stephanie Kaple, and Marc Simoncelli.
The organization states a mission to cultivate character, camaraderie, and athletic growth in a positive coaching environment focusing on skill development, teamwork, and the joy of participating in sports, and a vision that emphasizes honoring the game and each other, taking risks, and applying lessons from volleyball into everyday life. It notes a focus on positivity, integrity, sportsmanship, and ethical behavior for coaches, athletes, and fans through a culture of teamwork and trust in the process, with the aim of building self-esteem and a lifelong love for sports. As part of its community involvement, Reston Hoops & Reston Volleyball directs proceeds toward local schools, youth programs, and other non-profit organizations and connects with other local leagues and clubs, recommending lacrosse with HRYL and football with RYA.
Testimonials from families describe positive experiences with coaching, board members, and the convenience of having games and practices close to their neighborhood, including comments from parents such as Caitlin Warren, a Reston Hoops family since 2019, and Trish Atkins. The organization notes that it has operated under “Reston Sports by Reston Hoops” from 2012–2026.
Last updated July 24, 2026.
• Ages: 9–14 years old
• Schedule: Spring and Fall volleyball seasons with registration, tryouts, and matches scheduled across the year
• Price: Players who reside outside of Fairfax County are required to pay an additional Out-of-County Fee assessed by the county ($50 as of 7/2024).
Reston Hoops & Reston Volleyball is a non-profit organization run by a board of local parents and committed volunteers and offers and supports various youth sports programs, including basketball and volleyball. Volleyball is offered in the Spring and Fall for 4th–8th graders, with recreational coed volleyball for grades 4–6 and both recreational and Select volleyball for boys and girls in grades 7–8, with Select volleyball depending on turnout and requiring tryouts. Basketball is offered in the Winter and Summer for the House League for 1st–12th grade and in the Fall/Winter for Select (Travel) basketball for 5th–8th grade, and athletes in the league mostly reside in Fairfax County, though all are welcome.
The Spring volleyball program opens registration in January, holds Select tryouts at the end of February, closes registration in February/March, and begins matches in late March. The Fall volleyball program opens registration in June, closes registration in August, and holds August Select tryouts, clinics, and team formations, and also offers preseason, postseason, and off-season pop-up clinics and open gyms throughout the year when gym space is available. Head Coaches receive one free athlete registration and can choose practice day and time from available options, and student coaches receive community service hours.
Referees must be at least 15 years old, be in high school or post high school, have prior volleyball experience at the start of a season, and complete about two hours of preseason training. Reston Hoops is mostly run by unpaid volunteers, except for referees, admin, and a game day manager, and volunteers are always needed for roles important to running the league. The leadership team includes a president, basketball and volleyball directors, a treasurer, admin, and board members such as Brian Legler, Pete Barr, Todd Shea, Brad Branham, Karim Daoud, Laura Shea, Terry Redican, Jeremy Lee, Khuong Mulvaney, Annmarie Swope, Elaine Turner, David Hawa, Stephanie Kaple, and Marc Simoncelli.
The organization states a mission to cultivate character, camaraderie, and athletic growth in a positive coaching environment focusing on skill development, teamwork, and the joy of participating in sports, and a vision that emphasizes honoring the game and each other, taking risks, and applying lessons from volleyball into everyday life. It notes a focus on positivity, integrity, sportsmanship, and ethical behavior for coaches, athletes, and fans through a culture of teamwork and trust in the process, with the aim of building self-esteem and a lifelong love for sports. As part of its community involvement, Reston Hoops & Reston Volleyball directs proceeds toward local schools, youth programs, and other non-profit organizations and connects with other local leagues and clubs, recommending lacrosse with HRYL and football with RYA.
Testimonials from families describe positive experiences with coaching, board members, and the convenience of having games and practices close to their neighborhood, including comments from parents such as Caitlin Warren, a Reston Hoops family since 2019, and Trish Atkins. The organization notes that it has operated under “Reston Sports by Reston Hoops” from 2012–2026.
Last updated July 24, 2026.
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